India and Bhutan reviewed all aspects of their bilateral ties during a three-day visit by Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale to the Himalayan kingdom, the External Affairs Ministry said on Tuesday.


India, Bhutan review bilateral ties


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Six persons died in a blast at the Wardha ammunition depot of the army here in Maharashtra on Tuesday, officials said.


6 killed in Maharashtra army depot blast


The Punjab Police have detained a few people having links to separatist organisations in connection with Sunday's grenade attack on a prayer meeting of the Nirankari sect in Amritsar, police sources said on Tuesday.


Amritsar attack: Punjab Police detain hardliners for questioning


At least three persons were killed and around 12 others injured in a blast at the Wardha ammunition depot of the army here in Maharashtra on Tuesday, officials said.


3 killed in Maharashtra army depot blast


The Russian Foreign Ministry on Monday "strongly" criticised the US for imposing new sanctions on Cuba.


Russia slams US for expanding Cuban sanctions


Saudi Arabia Energy Minister Khalid Al-Falih on Monday said that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud will participate in the upcoming G20 summit in Argentina, Al Arabiya local news reported.


'Saudi Crown prince to attend G20 summit in Argentina'


A Border Security Force (BSF) trooper was killed and three others were injured in an accidental explosion on Monday at a border outpost in Jammu and Kashmir's Samba district, officials said.


BSF trooper killed in J&K blast


A guard posted at the residence of Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police shot himself in this winter capital of the state on Monday.


Guard at J&K Police chief's residence shoots himself


India is among the top four nations targeted by phishing attacks, a new report said on Monday, adding that the country is also among the top hosting countries for such online frauds, second only to the US.


India among top 4 countries targeted for phishing attacks


France's President Emmanuel Macron has called for closer ties between Paris and Germany, saying Europe "has the obligation not to let the world slip into chaos".


Europe must prevent political chaos: Macron


Without absolving Facebook's "mistakes" in the way it handled Russian trolls ahead of the 2016 US presidential election, a former security chief of the social network has said that others -- US spy agencies, lawmakers and the media -- also made mistakes.


Don't blame Facebook alone for Russian trolls: Ex-security chief


US President Donald Trump on Saturday visited the area devastated by a wildfire that has been spreading in northern California since last week, together with California Governor Jerry Brown, whose government he accused days before of bad forest management.


Trump tours area devastated by wildfire with California governor


Argentine Defence Minister Oscar Aguad on Saturday admitted that the government lacks the means to refloat the ARA San Juan submarine, which was found this morning in the depths of the Atlantic Ocean a year after it disappeared, and said the next steps will be to gather all the information possible and consider what to do.


Argentine govt admits it lacks means to refloat sunken submarine


Outgoing Indian ambassador to Tehran and the head of Tehran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture have discussed ways of continuing Iran-India trade under reimposed US sanctions, Eghtesad Online news website reported on Saturday.


Iran, India discuss trade cooperation under US sanctions


The Spanish police arrested 11 people and seized 650 kg cocaine in an operation against an international drug trafficking network, authorities said on Saturday.


Spanish police seize 650 kg cocaine, arrest 11


Micro-blogging site Twitter has confirmed that a third party software provider is responsible for the series of cryptocurrency-related hackings on its platform.


Twitter confirms third-party involvement in crypto hackings


Book: The Indian Empire At War; Author: George Morton-Jack; Publisher: Little, Brown; Pages: 582; Price Rs 699


An 'epic' on Indian soldiers in WWI (Book Review)


Facebook has recorded 16,580 data requests from the Indian government in the first six months of 2018 -- a steep rise compared to a total of 22,024 requests in the full year of 2017 and 13,613 in 2016.


Steep rise in government data requests from India: Facebook report


Flaying Prime Minister Narendra Modi for inflicting the "biggest scam" on the nation in the form of demonetisation, Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Friday assured the people of Madhya Pradesh that his party, if voted to power, would waive farm loans and turn the state into Indias agriculture hub.


Rahul goes ballistic against Modi, MP CM


India has secured a bank guarantee for about Rs 1,500 crore  from Dassault in the Rafale jet deal as a safeguard against any violations of the offset policy prepared in accordance with the Defence Procurement Procedure (DPP), a leading financial daily said on Friday.


India has Rs 1,500 cr bank guarantee on offsets in Rafale deal


Speakers at the AVAR 2018 international cyber security conference will discuss advanced persistent targeted attacks on governments and industries to security for smart cars in the Internet of Things (IoT), said a city-based cyber security major.

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